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when you turn 18

Helpful Resource:"When You Turn 18"

Estate planning is about so much more than "who gets what" when you pass away. A solid Estate Plan not only protects you, but can also protect your family members - especially your children.

When your child turns 18 years of age, they may no longer need a "guardian" but they still need guidance. In fact, since they are technically "adults," they would probably benefit from having at least a Durable Power of Attorney and Health Care Documents in case you (as a parent) need to act on their behalf.

This helpful guide provided by the California Bar Association provides a tremendous amount of information regarding how California law applies to teenagers when they turn 18 years of age. It addresses a number of issues (above and beyond estate planning) important to young adults, including information about laws related to:

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